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We found 26 words, 2 kanji, and 80 examples matching 'チャン'
Word search: 26 matches
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チ ャ ン 1
noun
asphalt; bitumen
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suffix, counter
counter for games of mahjong  (mahjong term; originally from Chinese 'zhuang')
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チ ャ ン ス 1
noun
chance; opportunity
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チ ャ ン ネ ル 0 チ ャ ン ネ ル 1
noun
channel
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noun
cheongsam; mandarin gown; mandarin dress  (see also: チャイナドレス; often written with kana only)
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Kanji search: 2 matches
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荘
ソウ    a villa   
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壮
ソウ    manly, strong   
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丬
left side   じょう    しょう    
士
シ   samurai
艹
grass   
莊
ソウ    a villa   
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壯
ソウ    manly, strong   
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爿
ショウ   ソウ left side, left-hand part, left half   
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Example search: 80 matches
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かれ
彼
はケンチャンという
なまえ
名前
で
かよ
通
っている。
He goes by the name of Kenchan.
さら
皿
が
ゆか
床
に
お
落
ちてガチャンと
おお
大
きな
おと
音
がした。
The dish fell on the floor with a crash.
その
こども
子供
は、
なに
何
かがガチャンと
お
落
ちるのを
き
聞
いた。
The child heard something fall with a crash.
うえきばち
植木鉢
が
ほどう
歩道
に
お
落
ちてガチャンと
わ
割
れた。
The flower pot crashed to the sidewalk.
チャンスを
のが
逃
すな。
Don't let opportunities pass by.
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